Tono de Marca

Elegant and sophisticated, showing deep respect for Japanese tradition and craftsmanship (authentic and appreciative), while inspiring customers to elevate their living space (aspirational).

Valores de Marca

• •Craftsmanship
• •Quality
• •Aesthetic Beauty
• •Cultural Heritage
• •Customer Experience

Mejores Prácticas

• •Develop a "Story-First" Content Strategy: For every product, focus the narrative on its origin, the artisan's skill, or the historical context of the craft. This reinforces authenticity and justifies the premium positioning.
• •Use Evocative, Sensory Language: Instead of just saying "high-quality," use descriptive words that appeal to touch, sight, and emotion. Phrases like "smooth to the touch," "vibrant glaze," "intricate patterns," and "solid, weighty feel" bring the products to life.
• •Address the Authenticity Concerns Proactively: Create blog or video content that transparently showcases the Japanese workshops or artisans they partner with. This would directly counter the negative "dropshipping" narrative and build trust.
• •Align Customer Service Tone with Brand Voice: Customer service interactions must be as elegant, respectful, and sophisticated as the brand's marketing. Training the support team to be responsive and helpful is critical to bridging the gap in social perception.
• •Maintain Visual and Textual Consistency: Ensure that the elegant photography, refined color palette, and sophisticated tone of voice are uniform across the website, all social media channels, email marketing, and even packaging to create a cohesive and immersive brand experience.

Percepción Social

On company-controlled channels (website), the perception is highly positive, with customers praising 'beautiful,' 'stunning,' and 'impeccable craftsmanship.' Products are seen as high-value and true to their depiction. However, on third-party forums like Reddit, there's a critical perception, with some users questioning authenticity, suggesting dropshipping from China, and reporting poor customer service, creating a significant gap between projected and perceived brand identity.

Ejemplos de Copy

• •The art of detail, held in your hand. Each cut in our Edo Kiriko glass is a tribute to a centuries-old Japanese tradition, designed to capture light and elevate your evening ritual. This isn't just a glass; it's a piece of history for the modern home. Discover the collection via the link in our bio.
• •Subject: Back in Stock: The Coveted Mino Ware Artisan Collection. Body: The wait is over. A limited selection of our handcrafted Mino Ware has returned. Secure your piece of Japanese artistry before it's gone again.
• •Headline: Your Home, A Gallery of Craft. Body: Transform your living space from ordinary to extraordinary. MASU brings the timeless elegance of Japanese handcrafted homeware directly to you. From kitchen to tabletop, discover unique pieces that tell a story. Enjoy complimentary worldwide shipping on eligible orders. Shop now.
• •Rooted in 400 years of history from the town of Hasami, Nagasaki, this ceramic bowl embodies the Japanese ideal of functional beauty. Its minimalist design and durable porcelain construction make it perfect for daily use, while its subtle, handcrafted imperfections ensure that no two pieces are exactly alike. A modern heirloom for your tabletop.
• •Timeless Japanese Craftsmanship | Designed for the Modern Home | Free Worldwide Shipping